Seeing the train conductor being so courteous, Gu Xi felt somewhat embarrassed.
But when traveling abroad, respect had to be mutual.
Since the train conductor was giving him so much face, Gu Xi could not just throw his own dignity on the ground.
Although the train conductor had misunderstood what he meant, Gu Xi still thanked him and headed toward the restroom at one end of the carriage.
As he passed the train conductor, Gu Xi casually asked,
"How much longer until we reach Changzi City?"
"About another two days, I think. Don't worry, passenger. This is a Passenger and Freight Train, so we won't be stopping along the way."
Gu Xi looked at the carriage full of coffins and nodded seriously.
If he said those counted as cargo, then so be it.
Not wanting to say anything more, Gu Xi squeezed past the train conductor and strode toward the restroom.
When Gu Xi came out of the restroom, the train conductor had just finished checking the area near Gu Xi's seat.
Gu Xi simply did not go over, intending to wait until the train conductor was done before returning to his seat.
But just then, the lamp-carrying train conductor's expression suddenly turned extremely ugly. He went back to inspect the seals on the coffins, as though confirming something.
Gu Xi's heart skipped a beat.
No way.
He had not touched anything.
Could someone be planning to pin this on him?
Gu Xi's expression turned grave.
Gu Xi had always been exceptionally careful when traveling. What he feared most was running into matters that could not be explained clearly.
His gaze sharpened, and he folded his arms as he watched from afar.
If this train conductor really intended to play some trick, Gu Xi would let him see what kind